Sentence examples for most frequent predictors from inspiring English sources

Long-term immunosuppressants and anti-inflammatories carry significant morbidity, estimated mortality is 6.8% while the most frequent predictors are: active SLE, thromboses, and infections, respectively [1].

Although the final composition of the predictor variables slightly varied depending on the species, the ratio of the echoes reflected above ground to all echoes combined with a height percentile were the most frequent predictors included in the models.

The density of houses, landscape geology, the amount of bushland (ha) exclusively on fertile geologies and moth biomass were the most frequent predictors of individual activity, explaining more than 60% of variation in activity for some species.

The results show that high SOFA score, low platelet count, low pH, and low bicarbonate and low albumin levels were, in descending order, the most frequent predictors of low response, and these predictors were independent of each other and baseline cortisol.

Inconsistent with others studies, patient age was not the most frequent predictor of satisfaction of the sociodemographic characteristics considered.

Using multivariate regression analysis, the circadian MOPP fluctuation was the most frequent predictor for advanced structural and functional glaucomatous damage [ 83].

The most frequent climate predictor for each period is indicated in bold Table 3 Statistical parameters of the best-performing linear mixed-effect models for site Eldena.

As the most frequent attributions and predictors of test performance were found to be mainly uncontrollable and stable, this study concludes that knowledge of student attributions and academic self-concept can provide useful information to teachers of English both at the level of prediction and intervention beyond the level of language instruction.

Although children with both parents having PTSD had significantly higher anxiety/depression scores, the mother's anxiety was the most frequent and important predictor of child outcome variables.

In a Venn diagram that incorporates the 3 most frequent, independently statistically significant predictors, acidosis (BE < −8 mmol/L), impaired consciousness (combined coma score <3) or convulsions, and elevated blood urea (>20 mg/dL), the estimated mortality in children with all 3 predictors was 43%.

Post-operative atrial fibrillation (POAF) is one of the most frequent complications of cardiac surgery and an important predictor of patient morbidity as well as of prolonged hospitalization.